I remember this conky, it looks very much this one from 2011: http://www.deviantart.com/art/slacke...nfig-207760045 by 0x6c756b65.

Tack sa mycket!! That's the one!!

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Slackware Current 32 bits, KDE 4.14.14. All default.
Celeron 1.7GHz, 2 GB RAM.
http://imgur.com/IuceWdi

Working on a new XFWM style...

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Slackware 64 -current, though not updated in several weeks, xfce.

here's mine at the moment with kde4 on -current;

It's a process.
It begins right after installation when you look at the default theme and think, "That thing is going to give me eye cancer if I don't fix it"
and ends in a low grade dementia where you're certain your desktop represents the pinnacle of utility and form.

Slackware KIDSES Current w/ PulseAudio.Thanks Patrick
Wallpaper https://twitter.com/StationCDRKelly/...64879253991424
KIDSES=KDE+ISS =)
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In Honor of the Slackware 14.2 Beta :)

Is that your subtle way telling us that after pulseaudio we are a systemd + cortana away from being a windows feel-alike desktop system? O:-)

I say let's go for Shodan instead.

Actually I just like the wallpaper, fits the theme of an artificial Intelligence :)

I wrote some CSS for icecat, just had it with scurvy tabs and #fff moz-design.
I'll probably write some more for xfce when it shifts to CSS/GTK3

I like KDE, but keep my desktop as uncluttered as possible. I also have the task bar auto-hide, but figured it'd be neat to show new-to-Slackware/Linux folks what neat little things can be done to it to personalize it if one wants (i.e. I changed the KDE menu button to something I wanted and liked better). I also have a directory with quite a few pictures that I use to have the desktop background change every hour or so.

After a long hiatus from Slackware (tried out LFS for a bit), I'm back to Slackware.

With that, a fresh look on my openbox. I got the inspiration from the Arch forum where I still lurk from time to time.

Just a very simple KDE4 desktop.